Examples also exist of how knowledge sharing occurs at the individual and organizational levels. For individual employees, knowledge sharing is talking to colleagues to help them get something done better, more quickly, or more efficiently. For an organization, knowledge sharing is capturing, organizing,reusing, and transferring experience-based knowledge that resides within the organization and making that knowledge available to others in the business. Knowledge sharing offers an organization the potential for increased productivity as well as retention of intellectual capital, even after employees leave the organization, which is necessary for business that creates value added.